Angels and Daemons at Play

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Angels and Daemons at Play
Studio album by Motorpsycho
Released	January/February, 1997
Recorded	October 1996
Genre	Rock
Length	58:34 (single CD) 73:19 (triple-CDEP-box) 78:45 (double LP)
Label	Stickman (Europe) Sony (Norway)
Producer	Motorpsycho & Deathprod
Motorpsycho chronology
Blissard (1996) Angels and Daemons at Play (1997) Trust Us (1998)

Angels and Daemons at Play is the sixth full-length studio album by the Norwegian rock-band Motorpsycho.

The album was originally released as three EP's; "Babyscooter" (released January 27), "Have Spacesuit Will Travel" (February 3) and "Lovelight" (February 10). Only 500 copies were pressed of each.

It was later also released as a single CD and on double LP, the latter featuring the two bonus tracks "Have Spacesuit, Will Travel" (from the EP of the same name), and "Back to Source" (to be released on the Ozone EP the following year).

The cover art was made by Kim Hiorthøy.

It was in the Norwegian charts for 5 weeks, reaching a peak of #2.^[1]